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General Statement of Curriculum (On September 15, 1930, a new private school for boys and girls will be opened in a new, fireproof building just completed, called "The Chimneys," located at 160 Center Street, Winnetka. â€" (About 200 yards north and west of the Northwestern station at Indian Hill.) This school willâ€" carry pupils from the first grade through high school, will prepare them for secondary schools and also prepare them completely for college. Its name will be Indian Hill Academy. This school may be termed an "oldâ€"fashioned" school. A child with any natural aptitudes or gifts in a given direction will be encouraged in that direction, but will not be allowed to do so at the expense of other studies. This school is being organized to meet several definite, «ducational needs which many parents believe to exist at present in .the North Shore communities :â€" A NEW PRIVATE SCHOOL At present there is only one private school for girls and boys, between Evanston and Lake Forest, which will carry the pupils through elementary school and high school.. This one school at present is unable to take care of a large number of pupils who have apâ€" plied for registration. Y In the Village of Winnetka ghere is no alternative for a child who doesn‘t fit into the progressive system of entrance in the country education There LVan to be located at 160 Center Street, Winnetka, Illinois Need for the School is no private school of any sort between m and Lake Forest which fits children for c into the wellâ€"known preparatory schools of FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ‘_Announcing Opening September 15, 1930 T HE PRESS Every year the faculty of Indian Hill Academy will meet with the Entrance Boards (the Governing Boards which determine entrance requirements) of eastern preparaâ€" tory schools and colleges, and the curriculum ‘of the Academy will be formulated to meet the requirements of these Entrance Boards. ‘Therefore, if you desire to send your child to a preparatory school at some future time, your child will be given an education which specifically The curriculum of Indian Hill Academy, in addition to giving the pupils a sound, fundamental education, has been laid out to fit the following specific requirements :â€" your child will be given an education which specifically fits him for the entrance requirements of such preparaâ€" tory school; if youldesire to keep your child at home until ready for college, this school will specifically fit him to meet the entrance requirements of eastern colleges. In addition, if you should at any time move your family to another part of the country, your child will be more nearly fitted to meet the educational requirements that are standard in other parts of the country. you may following 1f Mrs. W. B. Baggaley, 19 Warwick Road Mrs. Arthur M. Barrett, 530 Cherry Street Mrs Mrs. Mrs. yOU Hill Blackett, 635 Rosewood Avenue Telephone Winnetka 753 Telephone Chas. E. Galloway, 94 Telephone Winnetka 3030 Avrill Tilden, 735 Ardsley Road Telephone Winnetka 3040 Telephone Winnetka (Lre do sponsor interested in securing further information so by getting in touch with any of the Winnetka 201 940 Private Road Thursday, April 24, 1930